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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Olathe,_KansasOlathe, Kansas - Wikipedia

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   Olathe (/ oʊ ˈ l eɪ θ ə / oh-LAY-thə) is the county seat of Johnson County, Kansas, United States. [1] It is the fourth-most populous city in both the Kansas City metropolitan area and the state of Kansas , with a 2020 population of 141,290.

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3. www.crwflags.com › fotw › flagsOlathe, Kansas (U.S.) - CRW Flags

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   The flag has three red, white, and blue stripes pointing to three interlocking circles on a blue background. These three stripes show a direct reference to the United States of America. The interlocking circles make up the end of the key shape it forms, showing how cooperation is the key to Olathe's future. Each circle contains a symbol.

4. isolatedtraveller.com › 10-interesting-facts-about10 Interesting Facts About Olathe, Kansas - Isolated Traveller

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   • The city’s name ‘Olathe’ is derived from the Shawnee word for beautiful.
   • Olathe is part of the Kansas City major metropolitan area, located on interstate 35 just 19 miles southwest of downtown Kansas City. County Seat to Johnson County, one of the wealthiest counties in the United States.
   • Olathe was founded by Dr John T. Barton in the spring of 1857. He rode to the centre of Johnson County and staked two-quarter sections of land as the town site.
   • Olathe hosts the annual Johnson County Old Settlers Days celebration, a tradition since 1898.

5. www.olathehistoricalsociety.org › olathe-timelineOlathe Timeline: Through the Decades - Olathe Historical Society

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   Olathe, pronounced O-Lay’-tha, is the old Shawnee Indian word for “Beautiful.” The township of Olathe was established in 1857, and later became a stop along the Santa Fe Trail. Olathe was born at a turbulent time in American history when Dr. John Barton, a Virginia physician, settled here in 1857.

6. www.olatheks.gov › visitors › olathe-historyOlathe History | City of Olathe - OlatheKS.gov

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   Olathe, a Shawnee word understood to mean "beautiful," was incorporated in 1857, and because of unstable political institutions, again in 1858. The Mahaffie family was among the first to settle near Olathe.

7. tourismteacher.com › kansas-flagThe Kansas Flag: 13 Fascinating Facts - Tourism Teacher

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   Dec 19, 2023 · What a remarkable emblem! At the heart of the Kansas flag lies its state seal, a rich tapestry of symbols, each telling a unique story. This seal, far from being a mere decoration, illustrates Kansas’s history and values. It showcases a vivid landscape under a rising sun, symbolizing hope and the dawn of a new day.

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   Is Olathe a city?

   • Olathe (/ oʊˈleɪθə / oh-LAY-thə) is the county seat of Johnson County, Kansas, United States. It is the fourth-most populous city in both the Kansas City metropolitan area and the state of Kansas, with a 2020 population of 141,290. Olathe was founded by John T. Barton in the spring of 1857.

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   How did Olathe get its name?

   • Olathe, pronounced O-Lay’-tha, is the old Shawnee Indian word for “Beautiful.” The township of Olathe was established in 1857, and later became a stop along the Santa Fe Trail. Olathe was born at a turbulent time in American history when Dr. John Barton, a Virginia physician, settled here in 1857.

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   What is Olathe Missouri known for?

   • Olathe is the home of MidAmerica Nazarene University and the Kansas School for the Deaf (established in 1861). Olathe is served by: The closest airport with airline service is Kansas City International Airport in Platte County, Missouri. Johnson County Transit operates a bus system throughout the county, including Olathe.

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   When did Olathe Kansas become a state?

   • The township of Olathe was established in 1857, and later became a stop along the Santa Fe Trail. Olathe was born at a turbulent time in American history when Dr. John Barton, a Virginia physician, settled here in 1857. At issue was whether Kansas would be free like the Nebraska territory to the north, or a slave state like Missouri to the east.

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   What does the Kansas flag represent?

   • The Kansas flag, representing the U.S. state of Kansas, is no exception. It’s a flag rich in history and full of intriguing details. This article will explore 13 fascinating facts about this emblem of Kansas, providing a glimpse into its unique story. In 1927, Kansas unveiled a flag that would come to symbolize its rich heritage.

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   Is Olathe a newspaper?

   • Two long-time weekly newspapers, “The Olathe Mirror” and “The Johnson County Democrat,” were purchased by Harris Newspapers in 1959 and became “The Olathe News.” The newspaper survives today. Olathe climbed to 10,978 citizens in 1960 with 143,792 in the county. Overland Park, incorporated that year, became the sixth largest city in Kansas.

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9. www.journeygourmet.com › continentes › America_NorteOlathe, Kansas: A Hidden Treasure in the Heart of America

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   Olathe is the second largest city in Johnson County and the fourth largest in Kansas, United States. With a population of over 130,000 inhabitants, Olathe is known for its rich history, vibrant community, and natural beauty.